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A-DATA AS592S-32GM-C 32GB SSD Review - FrostyTech.com A-DATA AS592S-32GM-C 32GB SSD Review
Thu Jun 17, 2010 | 9:03A| PermaLink
A-DATA has an interesting drive on their hands with the S592 32GB drive. On the one hand it is one of the more mainstream drives with a price of under $100 on Directron. It also outperforms the Intel X25-V mainstream drive nearly across the board, making the choice clear. The main problem with this drive is the limited storage capacity of 32GB. Performance and storage will improve with the addition of a second drive in RAID and performance with two drives is nearly the same as many of the more expensive SSD drives on the market today.
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(http://www.motherboards.org/reviews/hardware/2056_1.html)

BIG Shuriken - low-profile and powerful CPU Cooler - FrostyTech.com BIG Shuriken - low-profile and powerful CPU Cooler
Wed Jul 01, 2009 | 1:06A| PermaLink
Scythe Europe hereby announces the availability of the new compact-size BIG Shuriken CPU Cooler. This new product enriches the series of compact and silent CPU Coolers for computes with very limited height and weight restrictions. Due to its height of only 58 mm and the weight of 405 g, the BIG Shuriken CPU Cooler is perfectly qualified for such PC Systems.

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Compared to normal Shuriken CPU Cooler which comes with a Kaze Jyu 100 mm Slim fan, the BIG Shuriken CPU Cooler is equipped with the brand new Slip Stream 120 mm Slim case fan with 12 mm thickness. Despite the name “BIG” Shuriken, the total height shrank by 6 mm (0.236 in) to 58 mm (2.28 in). Whereas the Shuriken CPU Cooler was equipped with 3 copper heatpipes the BIG Shuriken CPU Cooler received an additional copper heatpipe to further increase the performance. Yet, both of the models support the PWM feature (pulse-width modulation) for flexible fan by the motherboard. The specified fan speed varies from 650 (+300) to 1600rpm (±10%) whereas the generated airflow varies from 15.77 to 38.05 CFM (27 to 65 m³/h) at a noise level of 12.91 to 28.89 dBA.

Using the supplied fan clips, it is possible to attach any aftermarkets 120 mm case fan (without tunnel mountings) to further customize the airflow and noise level of your PC. Big Shuriken CPU Cooler can be mounted easily on the Intel® socket 478, T / LGA 775, LGA1366 and AMD® socket 754, 939, AM2, AM2+, AM3, 940 tool-free by using the included VTMS clips.

Big Shuriken CPU Cooler is available at MSRP of 24.95 EUR (excluding VAT) or US$ 34.95 (excluding TAX).

FULL STORY @ SCYTHE-EU
(http://www.scythe-eu.com/en/products/cpu-cooler/big-shuriken.html)


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